today is a big day for former governor bob mcdonnell. what's decided could determine if he finally reports to prison. i'll have those details coming up. plus, an officer shot several times. investigators say the gunman kept shooting as he got closer and closer to the police cruiser. ahead, how the officer is doing this morning. after being taken out of mexico, the affluenza teen's mother is expected in court. we'll explain why, coming up. and happening today, families and loved ones get ready to say goodbye to local mariners. good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten on fox 43. i'm don roberts. and i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. we want to take you live to breaking news happening right now in kansas city, missouri. right now firefighters apartment fire. our affiliate in the area says firefighters are in a defensive mode right now. they had to evacuate the building. a back stairwell has already collapsed, and at least two people went to the hospital. just a little while ago, intense flames were shooting out of th

in september 20-14, a federal jury found mcdonnell guilty of corruption. jurors found the former governor and his wife maureen, traded political loans from a wealthy businessman for special treatment. since his conviction, his legal team has appealed the verdict at every stage and exhausted all other legal options. the high court now has the final say on the matter. mcdonnell's defense team believes federal jurors convicted the former governor on a broad definition of corruption and wants the justices to overturn his conviction. it'll take at least four votes to hear his case. and on monday, we could find out if the high court will take up mcdonnell's appeal. rico bush, 10 on your side. happening today, the u-s-n-s kanawha will leave hampton roads today for a 6 month deployment. the kanawha is one of the navy's replenishment oilers. it provides fuel for locally-based military ships and jets at sea. the kanawha was supposed to leave naval station norfolk on wednesday, but the navy changed the departure date because of weather. it's crewed by civil service m

and, sentenced mcdonnell to two years in prison. a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman. his legal team immediately appealed the conviction and pleaded his case all the way up to the u-s supreme court. mcdonnell's attorney's argued the former governor was convicted based on a broad definition of corruption that puts all elected officials at risk of prosecution. if the justices agree to put his corruption case on the docket, oral arguments could be held before june. if the court denies mcdonnell's petition, he would forced to go to prison to serve out his sentence. it's unlikely the supreme court will announce today if they will hear the former governor's appeal, but we could find out on monday, when the high court issues orders for 20-16. live in the newsroom, rico bush, 10 on your side. all new this morning, we can show you the scene in virginia beach where a home caught fire, killing a cat and displacing a family of 5. two of the five displaced it h

if the court denies mcdonnell's petition, he will be forced to go to prison to serve out mcdonnell guilty of corruption. jurors found the former governor and his wife maureen, traded political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman for special treatment. since his conviction, his legal team has appealed the verdict at every stage and exhausted all other legal options. the high court now has the final matter. mcdonnell's defense team believes federal jurors convicted the former governor on a broad definition of corruption and wants the justices to overturn his conviction. it'll take at least four votes to hear his case. and on monday, we could find out if the high appeal. rico bush, 10 on your side. happening today, the u-s-n-s kanawha will leave hampton roads deployment. the kanawha is one of the navy's replenishment oilers. it provides fuel for locally-based military ships and jets at sea. the kanawha was supposed to leave naval station norfolk on wednesday, but the navy changed the departure date because of weather. it's crewed by civil service mariners. happening today t

today is a big day for former governor bob mcdonnell. what's decided could determine if he finally reports to prison. rico bush has the details. also happening today, families and loved ones get ready to say goodbye to local mariners. and after being taken out of mexico, the affluenza teen's mother is expected in court. we'll explain why, coming up. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. let's get a check of your forecast now with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. jeremy, you're watching some possible fog this morning? ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening.

right we're continuing to follow breaking news in the corruption case of former governor bob mcdonnell the u s supreme court will hear his appeal made on his white meringue were convicted in two thousand fourteen of doing favors for wealthy businessman in exchange for more than one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars in gifts and loans a short time ago mcdonnell released this statement saying i am grateful to the u s supreme court for its decision today to hear my case i'm innocent of these crimes and asked the court to reverse these convictions. i maintain my profound confidence in god's grace to sustain me and my family and thank my friends and supporters across three years my venting is live in the newsroom with more on what this decision means for mcdonald's case well jen and david did most of all what this means is he gets his day in court again to get a chance to clear his name and for now he continues to avoid having to go to prison if the conviction stand bob mcdonnell will go down as the only governor in virginia history dating back to patrick henry to ever go to prison. t

last year a federal judge sentenced mcdonnell to two years in prison. a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman. his legal team immediately appealed pleaded his case all the way up to the u-s supreme court. if the justices agree to put his corruption case on the docket, oral arguments could be held before june. if the court denies mcdonnell's petition, he would forced to go to prison to serve out his sentence. it's been a cloudy start to the area this midday -- here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: lots of clouds. isolated showers. especially later this afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid-upper 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: partly to mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5-10mph. we'll s

no mention was made of the mcdonnell case noted court watchers code is blogged tweeted today that the interaction increases the chance of review legal scholars we talked to today agreed that it is a possibility in the roberts court in recent years when they've decided to hear a case they've often re listed it and waited a week or two hear the case says curtis bok has noticed that trend and if i was a betting man i would say that they're probably going to hear the case it might mean that they're going to deny it but one of the justices was to write a defense to the denial. it can also mean that there's a few justices who want to grant the petition as others who don't and they're still trying to to work out those differences that takes four justices to grant a petition so that's the big number that and the governor needs and i must note here that public now is a nineteen eighty nine graduate of the rings regent university law school. we did reach out to the doll defense team and the mcdonnell family both declined comment today the next regularly scheduled posting of the supreme court or

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's and motion and second on stipulation of rules to hear first reading adoption of board policy students child abuse preservation and reporting move both do a motion move suspension of the rules. >> second. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> motion and sector the introduction of the resolution. >> thank you carmen i'll ask general council. >> offering only moved. >> sorry. >> carried away by echo please record to approve the adaptation child abuse preservation to update the policy to conform to the resolution of in support of countering human trafficking and commercial sexual expiation of children. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> all right. item r board members reports let me start with the standing committees report from the curriculum and program committee. >> thank you commissioner haney thank you

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase and ms. chin and mr. totiano. >> please join me and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> if no objections from any colleagues there are many members of the public who are here for the mission press item i'd like to move just that item 1511 south park one so immediately follow want student delegate report any observation let's see we want to thank commissioner vice president haney for preceding over the last meeting i was in the unwe have celebrating want to worry about superintendent carranza a very happy birthday. >> item a the approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of november 10th may i have a motion any corrections seeing none, ms. casco roll call. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 7 i's members of the public are reminded that if you irrational 0 wish to address the board of education y

reporting in norfolk eric came thirteen years now former governor bob mcdonnell still waiting to hear if the supreme court some say no news in this case could be good news for me plus a shocking discovery after a teacher is charged the case bob mcdonnell. in the u s supreme court took no action today in former governor bob mcdonnell is corruption conviction appeal and some legal no news could be good news the thinking is that since the court didn't reject the appeal. maybe they will accept the u s supreme court posted a lengthy list of cases it has agreed or declined to hear or former virginia governor bob mcdonnell's appeal was not listed. scott has blogged tweeted out today that the interaction increases mcdonnell chances for review of his corruption convictions some legal scholars agreed in the roberts court in recent years when they've decided to hear a case they've often re listed it and waited a week or two until finally granting cert and saying that they will hear the case says curtis bok has noticed that trend and if i was a betting man i would say that they're probably going

mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much the next item is the election of officers of the board of education as a reminder to the board and the public this type of election is by voice vote a second is not needed for nominations and permissible for a member minus nominate to vote for he or she board members if more than one nomination only one nomination you'll be saying yay or nay i declare it the open for the president of the board of education for the year 2016 are there any nominations? ms. fewer >> thank you 2kru78 i would be honored colleagues i'm honored to recommend commissioner vice president haney for the position of president. >> are there any other nominations? seeing none, i declare the nomination closed so commissioner vice president haney has been nominated to be president ms. casco roll call vote on the anatomies. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase thank you ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns matt haney has been elected budget & finance committee for 2

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's and motion and second on stipulation of rules to hear first reading adoption of board policy students child abuse preservation and reporting move both do a motion move suspension of the rules. >> second. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> motion and sector the introduction of the resolution. >> thank you carmen i'll ask general council. >> offering only moved. >> sorry. >> carried away by echo please record to approve the adaptation child abuse preservation to update the policy to conform to the resolution of in support of countering human trafficking and commercial sexual expiation of children. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> all right. item r board members reports let me start with the standing committees report from the curriculum and program committee. >> thank you commissioner haney thank you

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase and ms. chin and mr. totiano. >> please join me and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> if no objections from any colleagues there are many members of the public who are here for the mission press item i'd like to move just that item 1511 south park one so immediately follow want student delegate report any observation let's see we want to thank commissioner vice president haney for preceding over the last meeting i was in the unwe have celebrating want to worry about superintendent carranza a very happy birthday. >> item a the approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of november 10th may i have a motion any corrections seeing none, ms. casco roll call. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase 7 i's members of the public are reminded that if you irrational 0 wish to address the board of education y

in the meantime, robert mcdonnell may have to report to prison. this was just a few days before he had to report for incarceration. the court said he could stay out when the supreme court is listening to his case. if he loses in june then he'd have to go to prison. >> pete williams, thank you, pete. >> you bet. >>> right now investors are licking their wounds on wall street. stocks took a dive as oil prices dropped to below $30 a barrel. the dow is down almost 400 points and the nasdaq off 26 and the s&p 500 down 41. the market is now near its 15-month low. this is the worst two-week start to a year on record for the dow and the s&p 500. the nasdaq and the s&p are at new lows for the year, but this is the first time in 12 years that oil has closed under $30 a barrel. >> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> it didn't take long. the rain moving in fast and now we'll see a sloppy, nasty ponding. we won't have to worry about any winter icing. 48 degrees between 7:00 and 9:00 pchl m. and rain, some moderate and likely to see moderate to heavy rain af

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton and ms. i's and motion and second on stipulation of rules to hear first reading adoption of board policy students child abuse preservation and reporting move both do a motion move suspension of the rules. >> second. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> motion and sector the introduction of the resolution. >> thank you carmen i'll ask general council. >> offering only moved. >> sorry. >> carried away by echo please record to approve the adaptation child abuse preservation to update the policy to conform to the resolution of in support of countering human trafficking and commercial sexual expiation of children. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> all right. item r board members reports let me start with the standing committees report from the curriculum and program committee. >> thank you commissioner haney thank you to the

president low commissioner president buell commissioner bonilla commissioner harrison commissioner mcdonnell is and commissioner president buell ann has an excused absent housekeeping if you have any sound producing devices turn them off and secondary conversations please take them out in the hallway if you that want to speak on an item fill a imply card wooul you'll have 3 minutes to speak on each item thank you and it you have an item under the jurisdiction that is not on calendar must may speak under general public comment and continue on item 10 please address attire comments to the commission during public comment to mou allow the commission and staff will respond to by questions but the commission may ask questions and with that, we are on item to the prosecuting attorney. >> okay. the vice president report commissioner president buell has an excused absent will not be here today so the election of officers will occur in february when we will have a full commission want to wish everyone a happy new year this is 2016 promises to be a very open space and reaction year and we hope to work

mcdonnell was supposed to find out today whether or not he has to report to prison this week. the supreme court was expected to make announcement today on whether they will hear an appeal on his federal corruption conviction. but we )re told they have not reached a decision yet mcdonnell s attorney says this is he went on to say this delay doesn t necessarily mean the supreme court will choose to hear his appeal but it does mean there s some debate among the justices. new at 6. a norfolk city councilman is calling for treasure anthony burfoot to take a leave of absence. burfoot was indicted on federal charges for using his various positions with the city over the last several years -- to get payments, gifts, and other items of value. he appeared in federal court on iday. rfoot attorney says he plans to return to work as treasurer and will not step down from his position. today councilman barclay winn told newschannel -- after reading the indictment and thinking about it over the weekend he thinks burfoot should step aside. he sent us a statement saying the charges have shaken

mcdonnell. mcdonnell released a statement saying he was thankful to hear the news. "we need your help". that's the message police have for residents about fighting crime in newport news. it was the focus of a news conference, to discuss a double homicide-- and rise in say they've investigated six homicides- including three on thursday. the chief says neighbors gave officers information that led them to the suspects of a double murder at 14th and wickham. he says it's rare to get that kind of help, but they need more of it. going to put more police out thereand we're going to uphold our side of the bargain we would plead with the community help us lets partner in doing this ." 14:40:51 bargain we would plead with the community help and the city manager has freed up money for overtime. police should not use stun guns on people trying to evade custody -- who pose no risk to officers or other people. that's according to the federal appeals court in richmond. it established the guideline this week, after a north carolina man's death in 2011. pinehurst police hit him five

in 2014 mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of corruption. both were sentenced to time in prison-- bob mcdonnell for two years and his wife for one year. both have been allowed to remain out of jail until the supreme court decides on the appeal. on the military watch. sailors assigned to the navy s cargo handling battalion are preparing to head for colder shores. more than fifty sailors will travel to support the u-s antarctic program managed by the national science foundation. in williamsburg they prepared with some refresher training last week. the sailors will serve as military logistical support -- as part of operation deep freeze. the navy says it )s one of the military s most difficult peacetime missions. while some sailors prepare for deployment -- others are the guided missile destroyer uss barry will depart from naval station norfolk later this morning. the ship will join the forward deployed naval forces in japan. newschannel 3 will be there streaming it live as they leave -- so go ahead and down load the newschannel 3 app for your

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's and motion and second on stipulation of rules to hear first reading adoption of board policy students child abuse preservation and reporting move both do a motion move suspension of the rules. >> second. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> motion and sector the introduction of the resolution. >> thank you carmen i'll ask general council. >> offering only moved. >> sorry. >> carried away by echo please record to approve the adaptation child abuse preservation to update the policy to conform to the resolution of in support of countering human trafficking and commercial sexual expiation of children. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton and ms. wynns 7 i's. >> all right. item r board members reports let me start with the standing committees report from the curriculum and program committee. >> thank you commissioner haney thank you

both prison-- bob mcdonnell for two years and his wife for one year. both have been allowed to remain out of jail until the supreme court decides on the appeal. president obama delivers his seventh and final state of the union address tonight. in what the white house says will be a non- traditional speech the president is expected to speak bluntly about the nation s challenges and push for prison system reforms. south carolina governor nikki haley will offer this year s republican response. a skywheel---shopp ing and new restaurants---mo re on what developers want to bring to the oceanfront. dozens of sailors are gearing up for a mission that is sending them to antarctica. hey buddy, let's get thesesdayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-st

new reaction just coming in from former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. the u.s. spouk has just announced it will hear his appeal on public corruption convictions. in a statement mcdonnell says he is grateful for the supreme court's decision and he maintained his innocence. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams broke the story and tells us the justices were sympathetic to one of mcdonnell's arguments. >> they say the government vastly overreached in prosecuting him, that the way the law was explained to the jury was wrong. >> reporter: mcdonnell and his wife maureen was found guilty of accepting more than $175,000 worth of gifts and favors from a virginia businessman. defense lawyers argue that mcdonnell dealt with the businessman at the center of the case of the way any politician would. mcdonnell and his wife are both free on appeal. >>> our other big story, get a load of the look behind us. this is a live look at conditions right now, but it's what's coming next that could be a real shock to the system. let's go to veronica in storm center 4. what's the

bob mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison. maureen to one year and one month. arguments at the supreme court are expected in april and the court should rule by the end of its term in june. the former virginia governor issued the following statement: i am very grateful to the us supreme court for its decision today to hear my case. i am innocent of these crimes and ask the court to reverse these convictions. i maintain my profound confidence in god s grace to sustain me and my family, and thank my friends and supporters across the country for their faithfulness over these past three years. ) norfolk police -- fire -- state surrounded a norfolk home last night -- after they say they discovered a dangerous meth lab. newschannel 3 s nadeen yanes spoke to neighbors and friends of the 4 suspects arrested. cover first soundbite with video of the house 46:32 im lost for words i dont know where to even begin felicia mclain and her mom -- had to see it for themselves -- 44:10 to see if it was really them if it was their house the signs on their friends home say you can )

the court is now decided whether or not to hear mcdonnell's appeal. if the justices decide not to -- he'll go to prison on his two-year sentence. we expect the justices to announce their decision monday. september 2014. that's when a jury found mcdonnell and his wife maureen, guilty favors for gifts and thinking about the future now.... what will the city of norfolk look like in the year 2100!? sounds far off, right? but city leaders already started putting a plan together --- and they say they need your help in the process. 10 on your side's joe fisher attended a kickoff event today, and joins us from the newsroom to explain the vision 2100 project. joe. deanna -- city leaders tell me norfolk faces many challenges in the years to come. city and the citizens can work together to overcome those challeneges. as the mermaid city changes, how the city adapts will "we want to make norfolk an even greater place to live, work and play." been working for more than a year to get others on board for how norfolk will look and feel in 2100. because gdp gets gener

mcdonnell. mcdonnell released a statement saying he was thankful to hear the news. "we need your help". that's the message police have for residents about fighting crime in newport news. it was the focus of a news conference, called to discuss a double homicide-- and rise in crime. since christmas, police say they've investigated six homicides- including three on thursday. the chief says neighbors gave officers information that led them to the suspects of a double murder at 14th and wickham. he says it's rare to get that kind of help, but they need more of it. going to put more police out thereand we're going to uphold our side of the bargain we would plead with the community help us lets partner in doing this ." 14:40:51 myers says the extra patrols started tonight, and the city manager has freed up money to use for overtime. stun guns on people trying to evade custody -- who pose no risk to officers or other people. that's according to the federal appeals court in richmond. it established the guideline this week, after a north carolina man's death in 2011. pinehur

a federal jury found mcdonnell and his wife maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and businessman-- for special september of 20-14. new information just into the newsroom about a fire at a virginia beach goodwill store - back in novemeber. fire crews sent us this surveillance video of the two suspects setting fire to stuff left outside the store on lynnhaven road. you can see two people walking across the back of the goodwill store parking lot. you can see the one male walk up to a pile of donated goods left unattended at the back of building. around one-thirty the morning of novemeber 29th. the fire damaged the rear of the building, the back door, an awning and the donated items. if you know anything about the two people in the video or this fire - call the virginia beach fire prevention bureau at 3-8-5-4-2-4-8. we're following developing news in norfolk. a lot of commotion after police looked into what they say was a suspicious norfolk today. this was the scene at the sentara healthcare package was just a briefcase. many of you called in with concerns about the heavy

if justices decide not to hear mcdonnell's corruption case, mcdonnell will go to prison to serve his two-year sentence. in september 2014 a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of accepting gifts and loans from a wealthy business man in exchange for political favors. we will let you know as soon as we hear any information about the supreme court's jury selection is expected to start today for one of the cases in freddy gray's death. officer caesar goodson faces second degree murder, the most serious charges of the six baltimore officers on trial goodson was driving the van when gray suffered a spinal cord injury. he is the second officer to go on trial. officer william porter was the first, but his trial ended in a hung jury, so he has a retrial slated for june. also happening today, tonya couch, the affluenza teen's mother, is scheduled to have a bond hearing. the texas mother is expected to ask a judge to reduce her bond. right now it's set at one-million dollars. her attorneys believe that's too high. couch is accused of helping her son ethan escape the country to mexico.

today, the court agreed to hear bob mcdonnell's appeal and explained what the justices have to decide>> his lawyers say the kind of thing robert mcdonnell and to some extent his wife did for this man, williams, basic opportunity service, to meet with him and talk about it, the normal discourse of political conversation, they say. to criminalize that would be a vast overreach. mcdonnell never actually put his thumb on the scale of any government decision and johnny williams never ended up getting anything out of the state of virginia and they they can't bring corruption. the justice department argued they should uphold the conviction. that's not how it works as long as there is an agreement an elected official will do something for somebody in exchange for money and favors, that constituents a corrupt agreement and doesn't matter what the elected official actually does or the person that provides all the goodies actually gets what he pants. >> -- what he wants. >> pete says the court will take it up the end of april and decision by june. >>> a brand new fbi facility, new central record

if justices decide not to hear mcdonnell's corruption case, mcdonnell will go to prison to serve his two-year sentence. in september 2014 a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of accepting gifts and loans from a wealthy for political favors. we will let you know as soon as we hear any information about the supreme court's decision on mcdonnell's appeal. a protest is entering its second week, and there's no end in sight. ahead, the latest on a standoff over federal land. plus, record crowd. 10 on your side went to a gun show to see how the interest in guns is soaring in hampton roads. and who wants to be a billionaire? the jackpot is making us all dream about what we would do with all that cash. ahead, more good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: lots of sun. breezy and colder. highs will be in the low 40s. winds wnw 8-12mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be near 30. winds sw 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low 50s. winds south 5-15mph. a strong cold front has moved through the region. so we will be much colder a

if justices decide not to hear mcdonnell's corruption case, mcdonnell will go to prison to serve his in september 2014 a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of accepting gifts and loans from a wealthy business man in exchange for political favors. we will let you know as soon as we hear any information about the supreme court's decision on mcdonnell's appeal. jury selection is expected to start today for one of the cases in freddy gray's death. officer caesar goodson faces second degree murder, the most serious charges of the six baltimore officers on trial goodson was driving the van when gray suffered a spinal cord injury. he is the second officer to go on trial. officer william porter was the first, but his trial ended in a hung jury, so he has a retrial slated for june. also happening today, tonya couch, the affluenza teen's mother, is scheduled to have a bond hearing. the texas mother is expected to ask a judge to reduce her bond. right now it's set at one-million dollars. her attorneys believe that's too high. couch is accused of helping her son ethan escape the countr

mcdonnell released a statement saying he was thankful to hear the news. a local delegate says he hopes to win a seat in congress. we'll tell you about his plan. plus, a city in michigan is facing a severe crisis with their water supply. why some citizens want the governor resign. but up next, less than a week after losing a k-9 dog officer, a local police department is getting more protection for their dogs. more about the we're hearing from the organization behind the push to get bulletproof vests for norfolk's police dogs. the department's whole k9 unit will have the vets soon, thanks to a celebrity donation. cnn's anderson cooper donated tens of thousands of dollars this week to pay for all norfolk police dogs to get a vest. he went through spike's k-9 fund -- a non-profit that provides lightweight kevlar vests to police departments across the country. norfolk k-9 krijger was unprotected when a barricade suspect shot and killed him monday. super = james hatch/spike's k-9 fund probably brought attention to just how valuable they are and just how importa

mcdonnell. in a statement mcdonnell says he's "grateful" for the supreme court's decision adding "i am innocent of these crimes and ask the court to reverse these convictions." turning to the weather -- we had sunshine this morning, but now rain has moved into the region. lets find out if the rain will continue into the start of your weekend. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will banks, but it's not as likely in ham

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the nation's highest court is now deciding whether to consider former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal. if the supreme court decides not to hear the case, mcdonnell will go to prison on a two-year sentence for corruption. the justices are not expected to make an announcement until monday. in september 2014-- a federal jury found mcdonnell and his wife maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman, for special treatment. (anchors ad lib toss to a chance of rain before 9pm, then areas of drizzle after midnight. cloudy, with a low around 45. northeast wind 5 to 10. saturday areas of drizzle before 9am, then a chance of rain after 1pm. not a wash-out. cloudy, with a high near 60. northeast wind 5 to 8 mph. saturday night rain likely, mainly between 9pm and midnight, then showers after midnight. low around 53. east wind 9 to 15 mph becoming south after midnight. sunday a chance of showers before 9am. cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 69. breezy, with a southwest wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high mph, with gusts as

using his political influence to receive benefits are some of the same charges former governor bob mcdonnell face but the main difference is that this indictment of berkeley shows evidence that he exchanged goods or services. it outlines things barbour allegedly did that directly benefited tithe is and its partners and outlines these he specifically received in return they even had our website thirteen years now dot com to view the entire document. coming up at six am or when tolbert will have to do if any of these charges can be traced to any type of goods or property. he received a years now or i will continue to update the story as it develops look for the latest details both on air and online and thirteen is now awake to be just days away from finding out if bob mcdonnell will have to go to prison the united states supreme court is considering an appeal for more from the former virginia governor a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife marie on public corruption charges. he has remained free while he appeals the case but if the justices decide they won't hear it you'll have to report dire

it's the story of virginia's republican governor bob mcdonnell. his multiple felony corruption charges. that story appeared to be over. once the good governor got convicted on multiple felonies and sentenced to years in federal prison, it felt like it was over. then it really felt like it was over when he lost his appeals. but now all of a sudden it's back. and it's back in a way that could potentially bring a lot of other public corruption cases back from the dead with it. it's a fairly shocking turn of events here. it broke late today. and that story's next. stay with us. this is sheldon, whose long day setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve,.. the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's h

mcdonnell will go to prison to serve his two-year sentence if they decide not to take the case. in september 2014 a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of accepting gifts and loans from a wealthy business man in exchange for political favors. looking ahead, lawmakers in virginia are getting ready to head back to richmond. they'll begin the 2016-legislative session at the general assembly on wednesday. this year a priority is to pass a $100-billion dollar, two-year budget. lawmakers will also tackle controversial issues on health care, criminal justice and guns. 10 on your side's erin kelly will be in richmond covering our local lawmakers. look one-point-four billion dollars. lottery officials just raised the pot for the powerball drawing. and that number could keep going up. it's the biggest jackpot in lotto history. it started with a mere $40-million-dollar on november 4th. about 95-percent of tickets are quick- picks, where people use the computer generated numbers. the huge jackpot is making us all dream about what we would do with so much money. if the winner opted

twenty years in prison the supreme court took no action today whether to hear former governor bob mcdonnell appeal on his corruption convictions some legal scholars think that since the corps didn't reject his appeal that perhaps maybe they eventually will take the case. meanwhile at regent university law school obama donna graduated in nineteen eighty nine we found less certainty about cisco's bloggers noticed that trend and if i was a betting man i would say that they're probably going to hear the case often is about the bigger broader rule of constitutional law carolyn take seventy five cases it needs to be a case is going hat in casper for future cases future developments in the loss will continue to follow the story bring you more from the court the supreme court decision also will impact the case for maureen mcdonnell. she also is appealing her corruption conviction but her case is on hold until the high court decides whether to take her husband's case marine faces a year and a day in prison the city of norfolk is planning to free events to honor the life and legacy of doctor martin l

the court is now decided whether or not to hear mcdonnell's appeal. if the justices decide not to -- he'll go to prison on his two-year sentence. we expect the justices to announce their decision monday. this all goes back to september 2014. that's when a jury found mcdonnell and his wife maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and loans. a three judge panel has voted to redraw congressional districts in hampton roads in time for this here's a look at the current lines congressman bobby scott represents. a federal judge ruled the district unconsitutional in 20-14 due to its predemoninence of african-american voters. the new lines center the district regionally in hampton roads. that drops the african-american voting population from 56 to 45 percent. ((c3 6:07)) "i am satisfied legally that for the people, not the best that i can with it." the first, second, fourth and seventh districts will be affected. for the the candidates or the incumbents. my job is to take the districts that are drawn and do the best that i can with it." the first,

mcdonnell wants the court to hear his corruption convictions. mcdonnell was convicted based on an overly broad definition of corruption. a definition that puts all elected officials at risk of prosecution if it is allowed to stand. mcdonnell and his wife maureen both convicted in 2014 doing favors of the vitamin executive in exchange for $165,000 in gifts and loans. the high court is expected to hear his case this april. >>> too many families in virginia and in maryland and the district are touched by gun violence. >> that through regional cooperation we can stem the tide of gun violence. >> it was a first of its kind meeting in our area today to help curb gun crimes. today the attorneys general of d.c., maryland and virginia met to talk about ways to prevent gun violence and they committed to making some changes. the plan includes establishing regular communication about shooting cases between their offices and sharing strategies and crime information with each other. the attorneys general said on average about $1500 people die in shootings eve

in september 20- 14 a jury in richmond found bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen guilty of doing favors for businessman gifts and loans of about 170- thousand dollars. bob maureen to one year and one day. arguments at the supreme court are expected in april and the court should rule by the end of its term in june. the former virginia governor issued the following statement: i am very grateful to the us supreme court for its decision today to hear my case. i am innocent of these crimes and ask the court to reverse these convictions. i maintain my profound confidence in god s grace to sustain me and my family, and thank my friends and supporters across the country for their faithfulness over these past three years. ) new details tonight about the two men shot to death in newport the police shooting that followed. newschannel 3 s kelly rule us live in the control room with the very latest. kurt and beverly -- just a few hours ago -- police gave us the they found shot to death yesterday. and they say the man that two officers shot after the discovery -- will be charged with their murders th

mcdonnell released a statement saying he was thankful to hear the news. a local delegate says he hopes to win a seat in congress. we'll tell you about his plan. plus, a city in michigan is facing a severe crisis with their water supply. why some citizens want the goveveor resign. but up next, less than a week after losing a k-9 dog officer, a local police department is getting more protection for their we're hearing from the organization behind the push to get bulletproof vests for norfolk's police dogs. the department's whole k9 unit will have the vets celebrity donation. cnn's anderson cooper donated tens of thousands of dollars this week to pay for all norfolk police dogs to get a vest. he went through spike's k-9 fund -- a non-profit that provides lightweight kevlar vests to police departments across the country. norfolk k-9 krijger was unprotected when a barricade suspect shot and killed him monday. "it's unfortunate that we had it happen here just how important it is that we take care of them." the k-9's in norfolk will get their vests within the ne